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National Republican., 1887-10-14
DISCRIMINATING AGAINsrMlLK
Complaints That the Railroad Charges
Are Excessive,

Are EXCebblVe,
The complaint of Nathaniel w. Howell
and others, milk producers of Orange
county, N. Y, against the New York,
Lake Erie and Western, the New York,
Susquehanna and Western, and Lehigh and
Hudson River railroads was taken up ycster-
day by the interstate commerce commission.
1t is alleged that these roads discriminate
against milk In their freight rates, imposing
a higher rate upon 1t than upon other STINT
lar classes of freight. The complainants
were represented by Mr.. Henry Bacon, OF
Goshen, n. Y, and the railroads by Messrs.
John W. Taylor, John b. Kerr, John G.
Beatie, and James A. Buchanan. The wit
nesses called by the plaintiff were N. w.
Howell and NJ. G. Tuthill, of Looming
Grove, Orange county, and the defense
placed on the stand George Zinn, James II.
Barrett, and NJ L. Staples, OF the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Company. The testimony for the plaintiff
was TO the effect that the charges for milk
transportation were excessive, while the
testimony for the railroad companies was
intended to show that the milk service was
very expensive and the charges reasonable.
National Republican., 1887-10-14
DYER 4 DUNaAN's
lNFALLIBLE EYE OINTMENT,

A certain cure for chronic sore eyes, granu.
lated, s0IOfuous. &c. teldom requires all OF
one box TO effect speedy and perfect cure.
Read certificates Of wonderful cures For sale
AZ all drug stores. headquarters 623 7th ST.
NV. se27-ly
National Republican., 1887-10-14
Democratic Contraction by Increasing q
the Cash In the Treasury.

Democratic contraction Dy lnCrsusinE
the Cash In the Treasury.
The total cash in the treas
ury" on october ], 1887, as
shown by the official report
is.......................... $600,I7a,aI0
The total cash in the treas
ury" March 4. 1885. was... $40. 9.1GG,353
Increase in treasury during
thirtyrone months of Demo-
cratic ule.................. "2t.O06.S0B
Contraction by Withdrawal OF
currency cy................ Oa,5s1,03s
Contraction by failure topur-
chase and coin silver bull.
ion to the maximum au-
thorized by law........... 77,5OO,OOo
Total contraction In thirty
one months by Demo
cratic method d01 1,Oe6,s0s
National Republican., 1887-10-14
Land Donated for Miohlgan Avenns

In view OF the fnct that all the properly
owners son the line of Michigan avenu
have donated the required land for tho op,n
Ing OF the same. II is now believed that th
commissioners will take steps to open ~ Ia,
avenue,
National Republican., 1887-10-14
WANTED---HOUsEs

yITANTID~S TO Il ROOM HOUSE IN Il
w W. section for client j. AMBLER
SMITH, Attorney-at.Law, 500 F st. N. W 3H
UTANTED-HoUsEs AND LOTS DIRECT
w from owners for cash purchasers. / am
making specially of renting houses to re
sponsible tenants. No charge whatever for ad
vertising; insurance placed in best companies.
Cali on or send postal to EDWARD B. FOX,
1871 i st. N. w. Refers by permission to the
"National Republican" 3ocll.tf
National Republican., 1887-10-14
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Il.
Anusements.

EATioNAL--Carleton opera Company.
ALBAuGH's-MaudcB Banks
KERSAEs--Tony Pastor and Company.
IIou-Gray and stephens.
THE MANASSAS PASoRAMA-l5ths st. & Ohioav
National Republican., 1887-10-14
MEDICAL.

MANHOOD RESTORED A VICTIM OF
lNl youthful imprudenee causing premature
decay, nervous debility, lost manhood, etc.,
having tried in vain every known remedy, has
send free TO his fellow sufferers. Address, q. J.
MASON, i. o. Box 8l79, New York city.
National Republican., 1887-10-14

- used, will be sold at a bargain, for cash or
short time, at G. l.. WILD & BROS, 100 7th ST.
N W ocll.6t
National Republican., 1887-10-14

ESOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL ID STORY
e front room, furnished, at 1926 18th It.
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For RENT--H0UsEs

TSoR RENT-A STYLISH CORNER RESI-
Il dence, completely furnished; house ha
been occupied by owner since built: rent Sl5
per month. Apply to THos. ]. FISHER 4 co +,
1924 + st. ocl0 I'm
TOR RENTING Q 1 ST N. W., 3STORY
I and basement brick; Is rooms aud bath
newly papered and painted; price $40; excel
lent neighborhood; house open daily for In
spection. 6-l7
National Republican., 1887-10-14
UAURIs's DIIOU TUEATER,

The play changed at the Bilou last night,
but no change occurred in the crowd attend
week, "Without n Home" was presented,
srl rlmingly to universal deligh'. Miss MINNIE
Oscgr Gray distinguished herself in thlee
CharacteTs-RHgS, scOty Briggs, aud NAB
Payne. New scenery was introduced Ol de-
cldedly sic merit, and gave great pleasure
TO all beEoldtrs,
National Republican., 1887-10-14

DR. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST, 1n6
~ Pennsyivauia avenue, opposite Wizards
Hotel, successfully treats COrns, Bunions Club
and lnveTtc d Nails, Vascular ExcrescenCes and
all diseases ofthe feet without pain. Refers to
the most eminent physicians, surgeons and
thousands of ether well.known persons, pa
tiCe in Washington, Fee. 81 n sitting for put
ting The leeI IN OIlnr.
National Republican., 1887-10-14
PERSONAL.

DR w. P. LIGGETT. SURGICAL AND
- Operative Dentist. has removed to par
lois 9lS Pa. ave N. W, over Parets stationery
store. Gas Administered. OCll,6t
National Republican., 1887-10-14

IL Carlo. Any person returning to 2llO
Mass. ave. N. W. Will be properly rewarded.
g.lb
National Republican., 1887-10-14
OF Course They Favor It.

The following resolution was offered in
the bankers convention yesterday at Pitts
tee:
RaolHd, That we favor rapid extinguish.
ment of the public debt, and therefore recon-
mend the continued purchase by the secre-
tary of the Treasury of the outstanding gov.
ernment bonds We consider reduction If
the revenues wholly unnecessary, inexpedient
and unwise. Let the surplus be promptly am
constantly applied to the liquidation of the
debt, and let the action of the treasury In tn.
work of buying the bonds be furtherresu!a.ed
systcmatized, and controlled by additions
legislation.
OF course they favor the purchase OF
bonds by the Secretary Of the Treasury at a
premium hecansp they have hands to coll.
National Republican., 1887-10-14
ANiTStME ENTS.
NEW NATIONAL TuEATER.

Last night the Carleton Opera Company gave
Strauss merry War" 1t was beautiful
production in every respect, and the audience
was delighted. Costumes were magnificent,
and the chorus work was all that could be
a l..EL
National Republican., 1887-10-14
LOST AND FOUND.

IL Henry school, girls small silver watch;
initials II. !. Il. on case. Reward II returned to
1910 Columbia St. OLD
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BOARDING.

Sr-r>NN||r|r|N-Nrso~N5S
OOn 18TH ST.-HANDSOMELY FUR
SGV nished rooms. en- suite or single.
ana also ilrst-class table board at the Bucking-
ham. ocl0 Ct
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sEs- OFFICE OF THE CHI EsAPEAKE AND
SSS POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Cents per share will be payable on the 9th
day Of October, 1887, to the stockholders ot
record at the close of business on the 10Th of
Oct, 1857, ut the office of the Treasurer OF the
company, 619 nth st. N w, Washington, d. q
The transfer books will be closed from the
l7ih TO the 2ith of Oct. inclusive.
sAM'L NJ. BRYAN, President
CIIAS. G. BEEBE. Treasurer.
WASHINGTON, ID. @ Oct, II, 1887 Ocli-9t
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OUR PET STORE.

OF our Seven stores undef one rsor,
our Boys Clothing store has the choice
position, and occupies moro space than
any other-nearIy n quarter of nm acre
OF ground covering the entire second
floor of our building, thoroughly
lighted by a GORDON of windows fifteen
feet high each, and easy OF access by
stairway or elevator. But what Is of
moro Importance TO tho parents aud
guardians of tho little fellows is the
fact that this vast space is well H,lsn
with Boys Clothing. embracing Suit.
and other belongings made from every
fabric that's good and stylish, and made
up in every style that has received the
stamp of fashion, and in many-very
many-styios peculiarly and particu-
larIy our own. We select fow at
random and quote
A Pleated Suit, single breasted.
heather mixture, well made, perfect
fitting, wear guaranteed, ages TO II
Our price $3.50. Can't be bought out
eide OF our house for less than $780,
grey combination effect, pleated
front, strapped hack, fit perfect, guar.
nnteed all wool. Our price s295. I'm
possible to duplicate them away from
here for less than 81, more likely $3.50
IS. We sell them at Sass suit.
very handsome dark brown effect
produced by pretty combination of
colors, very rakish kind of style, half
Norfolk and half pleated, oil wool.
guarautc ed perfect In fit, ages to ID.
Our price $3.50. We arc safe in saying
nocopcern In this town cax sell such
for less than IS suit.
A very stylish combination plaid in
three shapes, "pleated," "plain," and
Norfolk" effect, grayish brown. Our
price 81. Good value for from IS to 60.
We lead the world Of Boys Clothing
in quantity, variety, style, and sterling
| value at s5 a suit for boys, ages TO IA.
We haven't space enough left to quote
prices of Overcoats for the little men,
but THEY ARE HERE. We perhaps
say too much, but for the lives Of US
We can't help becoming enthused over
our Boys Clothing; knowledge of facts
lends us force. We know that OTHERS
DO NOT buy as cheap as we do, and
therefore cannot sell as low.
Saks & Company
Seventh and Market Space.
National Republican., 1887-10-14
EDUOATYOHHL.
TNHE LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


The twenty.third annual session ofthe LAW
SCHOOL OF THE ECOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
will open 10 the Law Lecture Hall Of the Uni
veisity g. e. cor. OF 10Th and II sts.) on
WEDNESDAY, oCr. 8, AT O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several new and
important announcements for the coming year.
New lecture courses have been provided.
ENLARGED facilities @ ., 70, the use Of the Law
New prizes~one OF sioO and another of $50
will be offered.
Mfsi MaitRY NV be conducted by froi'' ooA ana
For S'sSgqss snS aPp to W. II Fcs MSS,so %Ss ~
Est, or address JAMES c. wELLING..
se2i.3m President.
L>RlENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 ! ST.,
n, W., Primary, Intermediate, and High
School for both sexes. Fifth year begins sEp-
larger corps, of teachers, all Professional
Instruction In English, Mathematics, Lam
guaees, and Science, Pupils prepared for col,
special advantages TO apt pupils. Laboratory
work Caiisthenio drill. The school Is wei
supplied with. charts. reference books, and
hours 10 n. IN 70 u m. For catalogue address
THos W. sIDwELL, Principal. sel2-2m
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
a Select Boarding and Day School for Girls,
Nos. 1912 and 1914 Fourteenth Street
and
No. 1407 Massachusetts, Avenue northwest,
Highland Place,
Washington, ID. @.
MR.. and MRS. w. d. CABELU, Principals.
~ know of no School for young ladies' whose
diploma commands higher respect than Nor.
sAMU FL r. MILLER
Justice U. s. Supreme Court"
V1MERsON INsTITUTE.
III 9ii l4th st.. bet. aud X SITS.
Select, Classical, and Mathematical School for
Young Men and Boys.
Begins Its thirty.sixth year MONDAY, SEP
Prepares for Harvard. Yale, Princeton,
stiles; for the scientific schools U. $. Military
and Naval Academies, and for business For
auai.ii CHXs. B. YOUNG. Principal.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR
mh and sts N WA practical I'd business
to support themselves and successfully perform
the active duties Of life. Thorough Instruction
meme Rapd BooS
keeping. Business Practice, Civics, or Science
Of Citizenship, stenography, and Type Writing;
FfEp% Ky raa ssn EyeRnS Sessions asa %
Office open for arrangements by the year or
quarter. on and after Monday, Aug. 20 A Full
Corps Of Teachers. Tuition fees-Regular bust.
ness course, day sessions, one year. $40, payable
$40 on entering, and balance in monthly In.
stallments of $40 each; a year scholarship, paid
in full on entering. $50: tuition per quarter of
| ten weeks. $40, paid on entering. Night Ses.
sions-Tuiton: $l8 for three months or $50 for
one year. Seats are assigned In the order OF
| registration. Special advantages secured by
sessions. illustrated Circulars sent free on
appn'aIH " HENRY g. SPENCER, Principal.
MRR. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
au10
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" ANrED---HELP

WTAN1ED "A COMPETENT WHITE
w woman for general housework In fam
lily Of two. Apply after p. m. at 1924 18TH st.
NV 2-15
VNIANTED - COOKS, CHAMBERM AIDS,
w Nurses, Coachmen, Drivers. Waiter.
Maids, Clerks, Porters. and all looking frr
help; servants of all kinds wanted. C0LUM.
BlA BUSINESS AGENCY, 402 18th ST. opposite
Pslais Royal, over Davis's hat store. 2 10
NITANTED-A THOROUGHLY CAPABLE
w northern or Americapized German W.T.
man for general housework. Recommends
tions. 1919 q IT. N. W. 2-l5
National Republican., 1887-10-14

II bedroom; use of bath; convenient to cars
and departments; references; call after p. m
7.1b
National Republican., 1887-10-14

TNOR SALE-l00 SELECTIONS OF FARMS
AZ and small homes of from one to one hun
dred acres, within from / TO 10 miles of the
city, at lowest prices and on easy terms. Send
for circular. 4. II. SYPHERD & CO, 1907
Est. SIT
National Republican., 1887-10-14
HhNrnD-EuPLoyHnSz.

VXyANTED-CAN ANY ONE GIVE THE
w the advertiser tmploymeu In OF near
the city 70 his victuals. Add ess w. MES
sENGER,- Bowie pos ofice, P'ince q orge
county, Md. 10
yXTANTED-A SITUATION AS COACH.
w man or jauitor by a colTed mau; nd
reference. Address W. g., Rspublica ON 20
or 2ll3 N st. N. w. l-H
Wy ANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, SIT
w nation az COOK In small family. Address
g. NJ, Republican Ufice. 1-4
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FOR RENT-MIsCELL1NEOUs Us


ENOR RENT-NEW AND SECOND HAND
IL pianos at music store of BERGMAN Il
TAsTET. SIG Il st. N. w. 1912
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ENOR RENT-5l2 10TH ST. N. W.-FUR-
II nished rooms; central location; convenient
TO departments, car lines, and leading hotels;
permanent parties. 7-18
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ENOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
u rooms. So and 81 per month; also two or
three table boarders accommodated. No COS
New Jersey ave- N. w. TIT
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EoR RENT-Two ROOMS ON SECOND
II floor, furnished or unfurntshed, newly
papered and painted; rent moderate TO parties
without children. 1908 NJ st. N. W. TIL
National Republican., 1887-10-14

TNoR RENT-NO. 1l05 N. II. AVE.
II suite of rooms, 1st or I'd floor, furni, he'd,
house; modern improvements near caterer
reasonable rent. 7-l5
National Republican., 1887-10-14

EN0R RENT FURNISHED % STORY
Il front room, with elcove and bay window;
also Sd story front room, with frst-class board; ;
new house; private family; no children; near
14th st. cars and 10Th 1T. herdics; references
exchanged. lil0 st. 7-l7
National Republican., 1887-10-14
FOR SALE

e>N>~or~>Ie1rIe<rr~-o||IS ISoeI|@~~rrO~N~N>~~r~r~o
LSOR SALE-DYNAMOGRA STOCK AT
II St.5o, per share. DAVIS BROS, 81 Pa.
ave- N. w, S.l5
National Republican., 1887-10-14

TNOR RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS
II on Sd floor, furnished as bedroom aud
sitting room; centrally located; SIG to two
gentlemen. Address E. W., Republican oaiee.
National Republican., 1887-10-14

ISOR REST-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms and uDiurnished rooms, also single
room for s4 per menth soi 9th st. N. W. 7.l7
National Republican., 1887-10-14

NOR RENT-RoOMS, SUITABLE FOR A
-n dentist. dressmaker, or ofnces. Apply Al
1926 i ST. N W, 7-15
National Republican., 1887-10-14

NOR RENT-RooMs IN EVERY PART OF
I the city. Full particulars given without
cost. Great demand for unfinished and fur
nisbed rooms at THE ROOM RENTING
AGENCY, 1749 Pa. ave. 7-l5
National Republican., 1887-10-14

TNOR RENT-ONE NICELY FuRNIS HE'D
ton. Address H.. Republican ohice. 7-i7
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FOR RENT---ROOMs

TOR RENT~RoOMs FURNIsHED OR I'm.
II furnished, gentlemen preferred; board 4
desired; meals served out by experienced ca
terer. 61d 18th st. N. W. 7-20
National Republican., 1887-10-14

TN0R SALE-S0ME VERY ELIGIBLE
IL building sites on "Columbia Heights"
Apply to EDWARD B. FOX, 1921 + 1t. N. ".
National Republican., 1887-10-14

WY IANTED-TRY OUR BUTrERINE AT %
w cents per pound: doesn't get rancid:
keeps better than buiter satisfaction assured
or money returned. STALLS $40 $780, and SOL
CFNTER and 5l4 NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR.
Y1sTG b-aupID-tf
National Republican., 1887-10-14

ISOR SALE-BRICK STOCK AT A BAR
II gain-40 shares National Press Brick Co
(GIigg( stock, par value $4,000, and 20 shares
Columbia Brick Co. stock, par value $1,000;
can be had for 81 500. part cash. JAMES A.
BATES 1907 + st, N, w, S.l5
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single copies for one year .........., .,.... T0c
Clubs Of ten for one year or clubs OF Ave for nm
two yenrs..... .....ssss. 70 w
Extra copy mailed free to party securing the
club. Postage paid.
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tTOR SALE-EPECIAL BARGAINS
IL Several six-rooni Houses ON st. n e, eli modern
improvements: 10 per cent Investment Price only
$1,000 each Also,
II room BRICK. 18th st., bet r and ste. 500
srooms on L, bet 18th and 10th sta NV. 6 600
rooms and cellar on CoIcoysn ct. 900
II rooms, n g. corner and 21st sts n.w.. 500
rooms on Marion. bet 9Th aud 7th sts.n 4250
Apply ct once to J. w p MYERS
nih12-i3ws 1l28 New York ava
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TBleglans 70 The Star.
THE ASSAULT ON MISS GLOYD.
The Alleged Assaflant 1t Last On Trla
I'm Rockville.

The Alleged AsSafl8nt II Last On Trial
I'm Rockville.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 0.-On the 9Th Of May,
1885, Miss Gloyd, school girl about fourteen
years OF age, while on her way, alone, from wash
ington Grove to her home, in GaithersburR, wss
approached BY burly negro, then unknown to
her, who made proposals of the most revolving
character. Upon being repulsed he seized the
girl, and, placing one hand over her mouth,
dragged her about o hundred yards to an adjoin-
Ing piece OF woods, with the intention Of out
raging her. The desperate struggles Of the poor
girl to escape resulted In thwarting for Q while
the nend1sh design OF her assailant. Just as she
gave up in despair and was borne to the ground
exhausted voices were heard from the road, which
frightened the negro away. Miss Gloyd, though
crazed with fright and excitement and almost pros
trated by exertion, managed to reach her home.
She was badly bruised about the body, and her
Clothing was In rags She told the story Of her
narrow escape, and 1t spread like wfldf1re through
the community. Men mounted horses and nocked
to en-
But the offender could not be found. Four men,
one after the other were carried before Miss Lloyd
1Or 1dentincati0n as resembling the man she
described, but she recognized none Of them. Geo.
Neal, who was placed on trial here to-day was one
OF OF then and being suspicious character he was
passed by, and it was Thought that MISS Lloyds
assa1lant had made good his escape, when, the
young girl, having recovered from the shock,
declared that she believed that it was Neal who
attacked her; that she knew 1t when he was
brought In her presence, but that she was pre-
vented by fear from saying so. She was tmmedi-
ately carried to the house OF correction at Jessup
TO see If she could again identity him. There she
selected from number of hats in pile one that
sue salo was worn by the man who assaulted her.
IL was Neafs: He was afterward brought into her
presence, and she declared that he was the man.
After serving his term Neal was reaYrested and
brought to Rockville for trial.
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"EMBRACER,, vANDERnIl.r

GMn1tACEH" VANDEHB1LV.
Didn't Know Exactly why He asked
Juror Hudson Not to be Hard ON
Jake Sharp.
NEW YORK. June 9.-Jno. Vanderbilt, the young
man who is alleged to have 'embraced' Juror
Hudson against his will, was early In attendance
with his counsel this morning In the Court OF
oyer and Terminer, where the trial Of Jacob
Sharp Is in progress. They had appeared for the
examination OF Vanderbilt before Judge Barrett.
The examination was had privately under q sec
vides that an accused party may have such an
examination II he desires it. Judge Barrett took
the evidence In the case under consideration. and
Vanderbilt's bail was continued. This work COM
continued.
AT his examination young Vanderbilt admitted
that he made the remarks aScribed to him by
Juror Hudson, but that he made them In an
unguarded moment, not thinking that he was
tain sympathy for Mr.. Sharp. He had
simply said, ''Don't be hard ON the old man" he
had no direct interest in the matter whatever
and did not even know Mr.. Sharp. 1t was simply
. foolish exclamation without any criminal In
acqulttal. Several witnesses testified to the good
character Of the accused.
Assistant District Attorney Nicoll, who was
present and represented the people was obliged to
least.
EVERYBODY DIss SATISFIED WITH THE JURY NOW.
AFTER the examination OF talesmen had pro-
crossed at some length, counsel for the people
with the character OF the Jury. Judge Barrett
was equally dissatisfied and directed that 1000
or 1000 names DE placed in the general panel to
De drawn from. Later the commissioner OF jurors
had long conference with Judge Barrett regard
Ing the matter.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Order Of Merit i'm Which the Codetp
Will Graduate.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 0.-Tne ORDER OF merit IN
which the cadets will graduate at the Naval Acad-
envy Friday is as follows: l, Robert Stocker, Min
nesota; 2 Frank w. Hibbs, Minnesota; 8, Elliott
Snow, Utah Territory; 4, B. G. Decker, Illinois:
8, Mark L. Bristol, New Jersey; 9, B. w. Wells,
Illinois; Newton A.McCuley ,Jr., South Carolina;
8, Walter Burke, Illinois; 8, VIM. 8. Cloke, New
Jersey; 10, B. w. Stearns Iowa; IL, L. c. Berto.
lette, Delaware; II, Samuel X. Hurlbut Connect
cut; Is. Edward Moale, IT., Montana: IA, Henry
+. Bryan, Ohio; 10, VIM. G. Mcmillan, North Car
DINA; 16, Edward H. Durell, Massachusetts; IL,
George w. Logan, Ohio; Is, Andrew Il.
Long, North Carolina; 10. Ford H. Brown,
Iowa; 20, Henry L. Peckham. Rhode Island:
Fl, Thos w. Washington, North Carolina: 90
Archibald H. Scales North Carolina; IS Clarence
N: stone, Indiana; "a, Creighton Churchill,
Missouri; %, Archibald Ii. Davis, North Carolina:
20. Charles F. Johnston, Ohio; 81, Herbert L.
Draper, Kansas; IS, Francis BOughter, Pennsyl-
vanla; %, Victor Blue, South Carolina: so.
Michael X. PigOtt. Massachusetts,; 81 Samuel
p. Edmonds, Missouri; 80, Guy II. Burrage.
Massachusetts; 33, Frank N. Russell, PennsylYa.
MIA; "a, ROSS Coleman, California; IS, Henry A.
Allen, Wisconsin; 80, Richard II. jackson, Ala.
0ama; 81, Frederick F. Swanstrom Minnesota:
80, Claude s. Cochran, Ohio; 80, JAS E. Ballinner.
Kansas; 40, Colin 8. Craig, Iowa; Al, Chas. E
HUDSON. Arkansas; AZ, VIM. B. Mosely, Texas; AZ
Louis LIE Sassier Young, Louisiana; A, Thos NJ.
O'HailOran, Pennsylvania.
The youngest member of the class is Francis
Boughter, who is eighteen years and four months
old, ana the Oldest Is h. F. Bryan who Is twenty
two years The FIRST three on the list are "star''
memOerS